Solar Plexus Chakra

Color:  Yellow
Effects:  Eases aggression, pacifier
Scents: Lemon, Juniper, Vertivert, Rosemary, Yarrow and Marjoram.
Note: E
Element: Fire
Connection: Center of personal power, natural gifts, positive self ego
Influenced: Diaphragm (and the breath), adrenals, skin, digestive organs (stomach, duodenum, pancreas, gall bladder and liver)
This chakra affects the sight. It is associated with the abdomen, lower back, stomach, spleen, liver, gall bladder and the autonomic nervous system.

If this chakra IS in balance, one will exude a feeling of wholeness, tolerance and acceptance of life and relationships. There is a natural balance of material and spiritual.
If there is NO harmony there will be no trust in the natural flow and a need to dominate. There will also be an emphasis on the material and a great need for material security.
Stones to assist in the Solar Plexus region include: Tigers Eye, Citrine, Yellow Fluorite, Golden Beryl, Malachite and assorted Jaspers.

Created by Kristi26083 points . Last Modification: Wednesday 20 of May, 2009 15:12:17 EDT by Kristi26083 points . (Version 8)

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